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The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

and he did that because I wouldn't, and to protect the property. But he was lightning on brindle paint. There were loose boards on our front steps the most of the time, to covef the fresh paint. He liked to tinker around and feel that he was working, and he would spring that brindle paint on Us at least once in two weeks, and talk to us, and to the neighbors, and passers-by, about what a splendid landlord he was. found out after a year or two that the landlord once had a ten"nt who was a painter, and who could not pay the rent, so the land- lord got out an attachment on seven barrels of brindle paint, and he could not sell the paint, and he just painted steps with it. When the lease was up he said there were ut least d dozen families that wanted the house, but 1 could have the first chance at it. told him l would take it another year, if he would enter into bonds not to paint the steps any more with that brindle paint, but he said he would not make any such promise. He said he wanted to be doing something all the time for his tenants, and if was one of those kickers who did not ap- prcciate Il good landlord, and what he had done tor me, could get out, and got out, leaving my valuable paper OH the walls for his next tenant, who afterward told me how lovely the landlord had fitted up the house with gilt-edged wall paper. did not want to be mean, but l could not help tell ing that tenant, my successor, that the paper on the walls was not put up bv the landlord, but by me, and then l warned him to beware of the brindle paint on the front steps. The warn ing did not do any good, however, for every time go by the old house 1 see fresh paint on the front steps. The paint must be at least six inches thick on those steps, and 1 often wonder how long that brindle paint will hold out. 0, hello, you are all going to get of here?" and the old kicker got of with the rest, feeling that he had had the last word.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10
THE SQUIRRELS HIGHWAY.

 The cornfeld joins the shady grove, The mill stands in the valley; The miller lives were daily sounds The catbird's spiteful sally. Along the fence, across the steam There is a messy byway, That leads up to the sloping caves, And forms squrrels' highway. All summer long we daily hear 4 merry, ringing chatter; The whisking squirrels storing spells With quaint, defiant clatter From early dawn to silent night, Their antics never ending, A happy life the gay things live, Brisk toll and fr0lic blending. But still they doubtless have their cares Mayhap their share of sorrow; And, like us hope for better things Upon the coming morrow. There is an under tide to life, Although il may seem by y-plaN That makes its thraldom even felt Along the squirrels highway.
 -Htu(ord Times.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10
Louisville, Ky, Sept. 1.
Murder the Only Remedy.
Minneapolis Journal.


 'I guess that I will have to kill a man here," announced red headed man who stood on the corner of Wash ington avenue and Nicollet the other day. "He looks so much like me that l will have to kill him. There is no other way out of it."
 What's the matter?" inquired a man with one eye gone.
 "Well, he gets me into an awful lot of trouble. He gets full and they ar rest me. My wife sees him go into a gambling house and she goes for me for it."
 "That is pretty hard"
 "You'd think so if it was you. Things like that happen every day. That isn't half of it. The trouble is that he gets all my money. They come to me with all his bills and make me pay them. Even the courts sustain that view of the case. They hold if looked so much like man as all that l ought to pay his bills. But that isn't the worst"
 "No?"
 "I should say not. Why, he comes up and borrows money from me, and he resembles me so closely that think that I am looking into a mirror and hand the money over. If it keeps on he will be taking my wife and family from me. The only thing that can do is to kill him."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10
He Was Connected With the Road.
Syracuse Courier.


 q have met with queer characters in my day." remarked a conductor on one of the city roads last evening. "An sorts of excuses are given, and all old fakes are worked to get a ride. One of the nerviest men it has been my luck to meet was a we'll do old skinfint that used to ride frequently first time 1 attempted to collect his fare he smiled knowingly, and i'll an off, hand manner said o, that's all right 1 was young in the biz and passed him by. He worked the way to death. Not only did he ride him self, but frequently invited some friends to accompany him. At last tumbled, and made some inquiries at headquarters touching his right to ride free. The very next morning, which was one of the hottest of hot July days, he boarded the car.
 "'Fare,' yelled in his ear.
 "'Oh, that's all right he placidly replied.
 "'No, it isn't all right; you can't play me any longer,' was my answer. Assuming an air of injured dig nity, the old fraud said: Connected with the road.'
 "'In what capacity?'
 "'My son drove the snow blow on your road last winter.'
 That man never rode with me again unless he had the dust"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10
Rebuking the Teacher. hnl.n nnll

\ number ot Dakota counties have lady perintendents of schools. While one of them was recently making the rounds of the school in accordance with law, she drove up to one little school-house on the prairie at about eleven o'clock in the forenoon and found the scholars all playing about the yard. Two boys were indulging in fight, another pair were learn ing to chew tobacco, while the others were playing marbles for keeps and adjusting an old but large and corpulent teakettle to dogs tail The superintendent learned that there had been no school so far that day, and when she went into tn. school house she said to the young lady teacher somewhat severely:
 "Is this the kind of school you are teaching? 1 fear shall be obliged to cancel your certificate and have you removed from the school"
 "Why-why-I-Ididn't know you were coming"
 "Ah, that's just it, l know you uiiii !--DuC l ulu come ana caught you. shall be obliged to ask you to hand in your resignation immedi- ately." @ s
 "But-but, Miss Rhetoric, let me explain. l."
 Il don't think you can make any satisfactory explanation, as I noticed you were sitting here reading when I came in."
 But that was just it-I was read ing the New York Style and Fashton, and"
 "The Style and Fashion What, the September number?"
 "Yes."
 "My goodness, didn't know it had come yet-let me see it, please-l'm just dying to know how to make my new polonaise! Say, you ought to see that lovely piece of summer goods that l got at Noprotit X Slaughter's- it's just too sweet for anything. Isn't that a love of wrapper Pm going to have one like it-or no, believe like this best. don't know, either, they're both perfectly lovely!" Etc, &c., and so forth.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10
vITIATED BLOOD. Scrofulous, Inherited and Con. tagious Humors Cured
 by Cuticura.

'THROUGH the medium of one of your books re- | ceived through Mir Frank T. Wrav. DJuagst Apollo Pa, became acquainted with your CUTI. CuRA REMEDIES, and take this opportunity to tes- me oi one oi the worst cases of blood poisoning in and this after having been pron ounced incurable by some oi the best physicians in county. I take unsolicited as is by you in order that others sui Ierlng rom similar maladies may be encouraged give your CUTICuRA REMEDIES trial.
 r. s. WHITLINGER LeechburR Pa Reference; FRANK T. WRAY, Druggist,
 Apolfo Pa
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

Dr. Dromgoole's English Female Bitters is not beverage, but pow erful uterine tonic and regulator adapted to the complaints and troubles to which the ladies of the south are SO liable.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10
A Strong Recommendation.

Mir. D. c. Hooks, Walnut Grove, Miss, writes: T have been using Hughes Tonic for some time past for chills and fever, and unhesitatingly say it is the best remedy have ever used. could name number of oth- CTS who have been benefited by taking this tonic."
 Prepared by R. A. Robinson X Co.,, Wholesale Druggists, Louisville, Ky.
 Sold at retail by Druggists gener- ally.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

My dear friend" said d man, ad- dressing an acquaintance, 'why don't you do something with your son?"
 Whats the matter with him?"
 "Why, l noticed that while he was playing with several little fellows he robbed them of all their marbles"
 "That's all right"
 ".All right! My gracious, Do you want him to be robber?"
 "Yes, that's the drift of my teach ings. You see, am bringing him up to keep a summer hotel.- IeIUS StfI- tH0S
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10
Thomas Carlyle,

the great Scotch author, suffered all his life with dyspepsia which made his own life miserable and caused his best and truest friends not little pain because of his fretfulness. Dys- pepsia generally arises from disease of the liver and as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery" cures all diseases of this great gland, it follows that while all cannot be Carlyles, even with dyspepsia, all can be free from the malady, while emulating his vir- tues.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

"The Thistle promptly answers her helm every time" says an exchange. The rule, Do not talk to the man at the wheel" must be suspended on board the Scotch yacht.-Bos'on I'rdnscript.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

De Bloy Showing his Chicago cousin around NewporD-"That's the old mill that Longfellow wrote about"
 Chicago Nousin-"Huh! Fought to sec Washbnrn's plant up in Minne- apolis !"-Puck.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

X man out west has made barbed wire frame for a lately deceased mother-in- laws picture. He says he is firm believer in the harmonies of art.-Ne,c H0ceR NeloS.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

An Editors Opinion of Ponds Extract.
 "Your medicine is first-class. We would not be without it in the house (yellow label, buff wrapper. name blown in glass; for fifty dollars a year."-Aurora W., EapreSS aud Herald.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

There is club of young men at New York who never admit any one engaged in trade to membership. It is composed of rich young fashion ables, the grandsons of men who came down from Orange county seventy years ago with little butter and a good deal of braim Boston 1'ran- Scripk.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

Science is trying to find out how quick man can wink. The instantane- ous photographer should try to catch the eye of Connecticut deacon in front of a temperance soda fountain. -NeW OFleans Picovune.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

People who live in new countries arc liable to be prostratcd by malarial levers. Inhabitants of cities, by req son ot bad drainage and unwholesome odors, suffer from similar diseases. Ayers Ague Cure is warranted spe- cific for all malarial poisons.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

"Please, sir, have you seen a gentle man without little girl?"
 "Well, and what if I have, little one?"
 My Uncle John has lost me, and I thought if you'd seen gentleman without little girl, you could t.ll me where he was.-Hdrpea's Young PeOOle.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

Mamma-''Freddie, how did you like Johnny's party?"
 Freddie-"Well, mamma, as they say of President Cleveland, I think Johnny is good deal better than his party."-Burliagton Free Press.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

In view of the recent stand the local government has made against mon- keys, we advise the mayor to look after the grocers who sell honey. U6i mel, ibi apes, is an aphorism so old as to be trite.-Ltfe.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

THE REST PILL EVER UsEp," is the frequent remark of purchasers of Car ter's Little. Liver Pills. When you try them you will say the same
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

Passengers who once try the "Mo- non" route, which is the model line from Cincinnati and Louisville 10 Chicago, never name it but to praise it.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

De Sappy (from BostoD-"Say, fellers, I'm reading the finest book ever saw. It's 'Boccacio,' by Don Cameron. Ever see it?"-Lite.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10
sCR0FUL0Us ULCERS.

James E. Richardson Custom House. New Or leans, on oath says; !" In 1870 Scrofulous Ulcer, broke out on my. body until was a mass of corrnp ton. everything known to the medical faculty was tried m Vain. became mere wreck Al tlmes could not lift my hands to my head, could no turn Tn ped; was In constant pain, and looked upoI ne as a curse No relief or cure in ten years IT and was perfectly cured.'
 Sworn to before U. S. Com. J. D. CRAWFORD.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

Colgan's "Tat'y Tolu" is a perfect chewing gum, pure and healthful. The best druggists and physicians rec ommend it for indigestion. Get Col gan's.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

MOODY < PORTER, Eminence, Ky, say: Wintersmith's Tonic is a sure, safe and reliable chill tonic.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

The Monon" route is the shortest speediest, safest and best between Louisville and Chicago.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10
sCROFUL0Us, INHERITED.

And Contiguous Humors, with Loss of Hair and Eruptons of the Skin, are positively cured by Cu- TICURA and CuTICuRA SOAP externally, and CUTI- CuRA REsoLvENT internally, when all other medi- cines fail. Send for Pamphlet
 ,CUrIcuRA REMEDIES are sold everywhere. Price CUTIcuRA, the Great Skin Cure, 50 cents; CuTI- cuRA SoAP, an Exquisite Purifier, B cents; CUTI- POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.
 --AdU.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1887-09-10

3Reg egPLES Blackheads, Skin Blemishes aut EatW Baby Humors, use CUrIcURA SOAP.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
WtRpn bette Ylao).
Nlbert Arpeihou er Naunet paa e

hilbert NrpeibOu er Naunet paa en-
uns norlt BarptOnlit, iom for 3ioen Op
bolper Zig / Neiu Yort, buur ban iioit
peo en- al ben lt%anpinauiite Sansiorz
enins / 9ammanp Saa, talris belpst
&ptcert uatte flor Spm9riiombeo ueo
i'm imuffe Os mastise Stemme, ut in
teaisente Cs ij9lfulpe 5oreoras. Or.
9lrpei6uu uSter til Soften at ilaa Jig
neb / Stpdbplm, ifriues ira Susrise.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
5lere funitise Stranoinser. 0urf

6lere funtttge Stranoinger. Norif
Bart "Seranoa", Der er fipbt slrenoal
for $500 ar., bleu iislse "3biiteb
Irntsaois" isrite Y~intiebass @ftermibs
bag lanbiat ueo Stenbjers. Den bug
iereOes BERTH at en- 9amper, men ba bet
blaite itertt, es Der gift bsi So, iaa bet
gait nof uo for ben eneite / Stibet til.
baseparenbe, tilmec uipfpnbise Mano,
~efterat De / Horse biemmebsrenbe Mas
troIer par saaeoe ombprb / 0amperen
% ieileoe bort meb benne. Der bar al
uoiist til at faa en- "naturlis" Stran-
oins iiteoetfur ben paaresnebe "funitise",
o9 eiter 6~Orlpoenoe MATTE 8%ebninss.
baaoen no for at bjerse ben "Stibs
bruone". Smlblertio itileoe Stormen
al I'D paa Altenen, us BET lpfteoes ba
nOsle Baaoe ira 9anb at bemestise fig
Tra9et ps iaa bet iurteiet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
46rtua tcIbrcott.

On summsI eas,. lem bar trutttt FIG tiI5ns, fra Frari'
CO sieunsm en- %0iiiustit RisiorGr rr I P,hsesii, Of Nj.
i~irirtsn poe ct itHptlt SlauiemiSo,l for ben buriis, %
peoporsrps sur al 9erins. Srcuhtt, Gorfisldis. Aitbmo
os ale Strubss % ruugetGrorIisbeosr. iiujas en- traitia
os eieunsmsriberoe Aur ior nsrpss Sprttetis os al,
9srpsliSsIier, fnoer bet irui TN PIist eitsrnt bare prspsi
bets pibuneerlise heIbrsbenot srait / sutrSsr Of 3ils
iGlet. at sisrs 0isItt ~bstieust ior Iieeuss Qieuuster.
Silfpus,t al ssnrs ssoassrunS % gnitsi pm at biulr,
n,nr,ifelis, siselisr. nil ita tiliWes init aus. lem sni,,
iamus, senns Rsetyt poo lpoit. 5rani, slu Gnsslir.
m,o nsiastis gno,suins Tor 1iIbersoeIie % srus. I'll.
l.nst | poiitn pss aortsi, oa S~rimortt oe bette Slass
Napu til ID. u. Sspes. 149 VOpsrs Bod. RO6efisr.
R.N. s1als.to.u.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Gaaoslfub. Sra 2esitor tribes ben
l9oe Mai: Yaa oenne 9io al glaret OPP
boloer Der Jig en- Masie SiloSjes paa
9imijOroen, os npsle unse Mtennelter
uiloe &riiti Simmeliartsoas fOrig9e
oeres 9pffe meo at lfpoe npsle Of oisle
5usle, iom ere panifellse at tomme paa
Stub. tSuorleoes mo bar Jig 40, er
life opflaret, met moi er bet, ct al @ez
u9rerne slf al ps belle 9aoninsen al
iuare Sasl git isjennem besse Sans
perne paa ct unst Wtenneife. Sen til
talote 9ase, ipm belbisuis bar bjemme,
%forbanbt ben Saareoe iirar, men funoe
life ertl9re, pm S9noerne lfuloe artpu>
teres euer life, Singreue bang Lot peo
S9nberne.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
snpoe.9ars CT after fomnten til &jl

Snoge.&ars ct after fommen til &jaa
6enbaun. Otter en- len9ere ubf lust for
at iamle biuerie Snpse % Susorme ps
ciuilIere benz, iremtr9ber ban M for
si~pbgrbapnerne / en- albeles MI Sfiffelle
meb fine Il Sribeb bresiereoe Spr."
Gin samle Sat meb De paamaleoe 81
aarer al Snose i ale Stiainser bar ban
ombpttet meb en- blaamulet Yitfelbue,
Der i~nopenois er inooelt fprlfjelige
Sum. Ser bar 5aupriterne SLABS. s
en- blaa 3rGtasie bar ban ben ppriSe
5amilie.
Snp0es9 ars or en- bpfli9 Manb, ban
6ilier paa Nle, ban msber, og pller
sierne fine tjare 9pr irem, Ipm nalten
Gle baue aiHlenapne, pg lpm ipnes at
rare lise iaa mesen &jGrlisbeb til 9ars,
iom ban iii Dem. San taffer | en- len
Nrlisbeo for en- 5 Ore; iaar ban 25,
tilbpOer ban itrar ION Seoerlas EFT eaer
mben "npsieli9 lille llse, lpm fan "lGre"
aft muli0t".
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
Soo al y looiorgiitning. Gn Some

ira arpierup Ell ifsl9e "Surs Solicit"
osb al 8lpbipr9iitnins ioraariaset ueb,
at bun bar palfet npget 9pi, Der rimes
li9pis bar benlisset / lensere 9Io. Sln
bapoe en- balp Snes Gage i 5orueien
iaaet en- ~ubeipoelis &lft paa Ell singer,
iaa bet maa dntases, at @iiten BERT
sjennem bar funoet Yei til Slpoet. Nrs
men be9pnbte itrar at boune, lebiaset al
fore Smerter, % oa 2G9en blep bentet,
erfl4reoe ban ltrar, at Oct bar BLOB
iorsiftnin9, Troos en- raolfal Sur,
lpffeoes bet bam life at itanole @iiten,
og &onen opoe SBnbag Worsen.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
FRA Cloenbprrcfriaen.
8eerIt

SfDttefreos peo &ploins bar baot en-
9Ob Sbe. arebien teller 30 unse
Stptter ifuloe lamle % aileuere 60 Yunr
Slpenborrer. 9ette er III fleet, % for
8etaliusen for ben Wiaion Oloenburrer
bette omtrent uosjer, er Der fjebt to
&ifler til &reoien.
8 famine &ommlne (SeeritsS9 fife J
er Der ieprist biOtil iamlet life minore
enb 10000 Yunb Sloenborrer, eler
omtrent Is Miqipner. Der saur mem
fig sjenneminitlig $50 til $50 Sloens
borrer paa ct Elto.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
II nj art.

clseuborrerne. Snoiamlinsen cris
"a peoblipenbe mec Sper, ON END be
ssas soaes resnfulbe geir bar bent
r,,t ben en- Del. gsb 5aabors er Der
;,oleSes inbiumlet ca. $4,000 Bb., /
efopbp sosn peo 8csenie pper 10000
m, pep Obenie oper 1000 Ib. ps /
@orup sogn peb Belle meaem 10000
"a 10000 9uHO.
Ser iamles paa foritjellis @is. IOsle
,our uO Os iuufer enteltois, iOm De fan
S,Oa. / Sober, Ylifipanbe eler &rutfer,
andre gteber JET man Born / minbre
,ner itprre 5lOfte men bebit llobptte
,irsr BET. naar gprne oe 8srn saar
ioulnten / Solb paa en- eller TO SOrne
"a uusle Sprn. De @lrre rpiter 90
7reerne, msbens Sernene %ianfer. gnbz
MI beore er bet, bpor Der fan brebes ct
ooocn eQer ct 0affen unber Erect.
Sanitelisit er bet, buor Der er tat
rnOerIfou al Ejsrn, Spben, Slaaen
'oip,, be nebrpitebe Olbenbprrer ere ba
life til at faa frem. 5lere Steber bar
Der uaret upitiaet lpienoe SlitIti9rme,
for at Snietterue ifuloe HDue berimco;
men bet giper iaa 9pbt iOm intet llos
Lnttp
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

@ulbbrglnp. Sen 25be Mai iei=
rebe ct 9ammelt baberlist 9gstepar paa
5aliter, Streooer Ssrsen Sanien oe
Suitru / @unslgp, peres @ulobrpaup,
unoer 9eltaselie ira belle SOsnet. Der
bleu uuerraft be @amle flere lmutfe pa
uGroifuloe @auer os 29rer Sanien, Der
meo en- Population inbfanot fig, bolpi
en- imuf Gale, bpori ban tolfeoe Den Dig
telie ps Sensiuenbeo, ma n9reoe for
@uiobruoeparret. Streoer tSanlen,
Der er "A War sammel, bar / rs Nar
bper 3irsbas siuet Wteoe paa Stubbes
tjDbins &aapbus ipm 3binssuione, buil-
fet "@mbeoe" ban enonu Ter no til al
fllnne befl9oe for Ell Sib.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
6unDne SppefoIter.

VHIIUHt -DptIuFtl' ItpHtI SIt09e
ira Warital bar ifelse "Matt." for fort
5io iiben saaeoe no paa Marten for at
lebe eiter Suglereoer. Deb at itifte
Saanben inb / ct Sul / ct @ierbe lit De
/ Steoet for en- 6llslereoe iat i en- Eafte,
ipm peo nermere Gi!eripn uiite fig at
inbebolbe en- Gel Splusjenitanoe, Der
for ct Iars 3io iibcn bleue i%tjadlne ira
cit / MarItal boenbe 5amilie, uoen at
bet ben Sang lpfteoes at opbase 3ppen.
8affen blep a~ileperet til Yelitiet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

YrGitemanselsn bier fig bog life
lise itarf uperalt. 5 jpoife Gmbeoer
er / bisie 9ase paanp opIlaaeoe leoise,
oa insen Iulosere bar melot fig. 9eris
mob er Der inofommet so anissninser
ON gmbeoet / Sinbinse peo Npbors.
Der bar en- SnotRat al 1000 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

NGrgaaen0e. era Srpslel IOrt9lz
les, at meoens aonsen Ell 0ag par noe
% tlDrte, blep UoSnen pluplellS ltanlet
al fire YerloHer, DpOraT ben enc lpran9
Op III Sprgen % trueoe bam nleo JtRs
ben. 8eotOmmenoe plep sreben al $50
litiet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Zen ,oologiffe 3aoe ajsbenbapn
oar / Briniebusene beisst at 1887
Ierioner bporaf 90S4 pare Borne ps
23l3 Born, ioruoen GftiOnarer, Gbons
nenter % be mee 5rifort foripneoe.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

st GolambusmuiGnm. aommu'
~nalraaoet / @enna bar fjsbt bet gus,
bopr 8ulumbus er isot ps uil ombanne
bet til ct Nuieum, Der ifal ~inSebolbe
en- Samlins at ale be aolumbas ueos
rsrenoe' @elifoier os Grinbrinser.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
cNemtliabeoem Ct tmttr'
eSSeyet.

Naar Sabritunter forlanser, at man
fal fisbe1 beres Darer, CT bet beloist,
at 9arerue er iaa enitemmist anbefas
lebe, Tom Or. Sarter's "Sron ionic"
os "3iper YiIs" bleu bet al Drug
aiiterne | ct. Yanl. (o)
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Sr. Satpb 9aSel, Sneoter, lom Dor
paa 9urmal Sireel, &aDlon, O9lU,
lger, at ban tJeIDer mteI mere ploul-
G9yemlooel enc Sr. Satops
OlIe, puts Y9Setrart ban Here Oange
bar DaIl Auleouln9 Ill VI erTure.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
0an blep t%urbaulet.

6an blep i%Orbauiet. @rOierer y.
Ipretluepes Ell Sag Tpr en- meset ieiret
Stuelptlerlnoe.
"Senne Yrelentation er for mig en-
ltor Hpfte," la9oe ban.
"Aab. De lmlSrer, 0r. @rOs l%erer!"
"Nloeles lite, MN 9taaol9e; leg bar
| pper ~ Var beuapreI Sem us lGnslel
e1ter penne Stuno."
@ruslereren unores REMEDIES paa,
Dporror yum laa pluolell9 aIbrpo Sam.
talen % dlprlg oil lace IIg mRrte meo
al bun IJenoer pam, uaar Dc en- % anz
Den Gang mpoes.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06
.Gn fpripnnoen gu funben."

luxembourg Imtstioenoe" meobelte iors
leben, at ma peb %llbsrapnins bapoe
iunoet Erfil Bp. luxembourg Iuis"
ifriper MI, at BET er &eiterne Of ct sams
melt Iealu9rf e1er en- aalfopn.
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Seq bar bruSt "Gr. Blselow's So
ltt,pe Cure" | MN 6amllle lpm ct al
mlnoelist Wttooel MOP 9olte. Ut at
mine SDrn bleu burtis belbreoet for ct
ltGrtt Inralo al StruueDulte ueo bette
W,ooel. Seq anbetaler bet paa bet
Seote. .. =. Gpuell, @rano Jtapios,
atl1. 2lllaIss hos j. .. Wtunts
somerp d 80, Secprab, Sppa.
(Snli).
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Smpromptu: bur. Wtajpreu: "Spors
for er St~atsOrrcererne ueo Snianteri.
restmentet | Ilminoelisbep ~bereone?"
&etruten: get peo IeS moi, men -"
Wiojoren: "Se laa, no meo Sprps
get"
&etruten: De er naturlispis for
feoe I'll at tlllae 9aa."
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

WiislDftet. pun: Seq PED, buao
De tGnter ON mig, Sc ipues p%eltenlt, at
leg er me9et ouuu."
9an: "SS De bepiler mig jult bet
mp0latte, peo at 9lg1te mine 2anter."
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

5000 a8enter snltes ltrar I'll at i6lse .,
lineIte SlriIort ee 0orene0e Stater. aI,
uDe atpnltre lor 1881. Rrpper ulu. 4 eenis
SIore YrpoeODger 20 eeuis. Jtu CT DEL ~
oen III III iIene penge. Slor %5tummlsllon W
pene SreluIer glpes oort.
oUulp sjtunueapolIs, Garo GD.,
WtlHHeupolls, IjrluI.
/J.-s. AnAt. N!f~SN
Decorah-posten., 1887-07-06

Dc beOlte StnO. % Wtoller,
PllInper, eurnsS Yeuers, elc., lonl YeHye
TUNE tIpoe, IaOrlteres ~ eDaueuye
gSlnoSNt,u a. 0eeos 4tlu o., OuIaUld,
gu. Strlp III oenl rIler II llluItrerei
e.rculRre, lpm lite tpper gto9el " t,l=
'eloes YuDuer rrlt.